New Zealand Gazette – 1937 – No. 2

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✨ Government Employment List

THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE.

[No. 2

INTERNAL AFFAIRS DEPARTMENT—continued.

Page No.	Name.	Salary, Year ended 31st March, 1936.	Salary for Year ending 31st March, 1937	Date from which payable.	Classi-fication. Division and Class.	Maximum for Position.	Position and Place.	Month and Year of Birth.	Superannuation Service on 31/3/36.	Examinations and Remarks.
	GENERAL DIV.—contd. Messengers, &c.—ctd.	£ s. d.	£ s. d.			£ s. d.		M. Y.	Y. M.
1	Paipeta, W.	.. 231 14 0	231 14 0	1/8/35	G	231 14 0	Lift Attendant, Ch’ch. . .	3/83	16 3
2	Johnson, B. O.	.. 231 14 0	231 14 0*	1/8/35	G	231 14 0	Messenger, Wellington	5/75	20 1
3	Wood, C. . .	.. 231 14 0	231 14 0	1/8/35	G	231 14 0	Lift Attendant, Wgtn.	3/80	16 3
4	Miller, D.	.. 1/8†	1/8†	1/8/35	G	..	Night-watchman, D’edin	2/96	15 10
5	Battersby, T.	.. 231 14 0	231 14 0	1/8/35	G	231 14 0	Night-cleaner, Inver’gill	1/77	15 9
6	Coyle, A. . .	.. 231 14 0	231 14 0	1/8/35	G	231 14 0	Messenger and Cleaner, Auckland	2/89	16 4
7	Reeve, H. R.	.. 231 14 0	231 14 0	1/8/35	G	231 14 0	Night-watchman, Wgtn.	12/89	16 4
8	Hardyment, A. J.	.. 231 14 0	231 14 0	1/8/35	G	231 14 0	Messenger, Wellington	9/89	16 4
9	Amos, F. D.	.. 231 14 0	231 14 0	1/8/35	G	231 14 0	Messenger, Wellington	7/91	16 4	(b).
10	Corbett, E. B.	.. 231 14 0	231 14 0	1/8/35	G	231 14 0	Lift Attendant, Wgtn.	11/84	16 3
11	Fama, H. F.	.. 231 14 0	231 14 0	1/8/35	G	231 14 0	Messenger, Wellington	4/93	16 3
12	Collings, W. A.	.. 231 14 0	231 14 0	1/8/35	G	231 14 0	Messenger-cleaner, Wgtn.	8/81	16 3
13	Johnson, H. R.	.. 231 14 0	231 14 0	1/8/35	G	231 14 0	Night-cleaner, Auckland	4/84	16 0
14	Williams, E. J.	.. 231 14 0	231 14 0	1/8/35	G	231 14 0	Lift Attendant, Auck. . .	7/81	15 7
15	Moir, J. . .	.. 231 14 0	231 14 0	1/8/35	G	231 14 0	Messenger and Cleaner, Christchurch	4/80	15 7
16	Morris, A. J.	.. 231 14 0	231 14 0	1/8/35	G	231 14 0	Messenger, Wellington	3/79	15 6
17	Bishop, W. C.	.. 231 14 0	231 14 0	1/8/35	G	231 14 0	Boilerman and Cleaner, Christchurch	7/94	15 3
18	Leahy, E.	.. 231 14 0	231 14 0	1/8/35	G	231 14 0	Night-watchman, Wgtn.	12/79	15 3
19	McDonald, C. S.	.. 231 14 0	231 14 0	1/8/35	G	231 14 0	Night-watchman, Wgtn.	6/84	15 3
20	Moston, W.	.. 231 14 0	231 14 0	1/8/35	G	231 14 0	Messenger, Wellington	11/82	15 3
21	Russell, A. P.	.. 231 14 0	231 14 0	1/8/35	G	231 14 0	Night-watchman, Wgtn.	9/86	15 3
22	Dodds, G. . .	.. 231 14 0	231 14 0	1/8/35	G	231 14 0	Night-cleaner, New Plymouth	10/79	15 3
23	Dare, E. C.	.. 231 14 0	231 14 0	1/8/35	G	231 14 0	Messenger Auckland . .	12/93	15 1
24	Thomson, T. J. I.	.. 231 14 0	231 14 0	1/8/35	G	231 14 0	Night-watchman, Wgtn.	11/92	10 10
25	Lee, H. S.	.. 231 14 0	231 14 0*	1/8/35	G	231 14 0	Messenger, Wellington	10/78	11 5
26	Work, J. N.	.. 231 14 0	231 14 0	1/8/35	G	231 14 0	Night-watchman, Ch’ch	1/92	11 3
27	Elston, G. E.	.. 1/8†	1/8†	1/8/35	G	..	Relieving-watchman, Gisborne	5/84	11 3
28	Merritt, R. E.	.. 231 14 0	231 14 0	1/8/35	G	231 14 0	Messenger and Cleaner, Palmerston North	4/94	11 3
29	Johnson, S. A.	.. 231 14 0	231 14 0	1/8/35	G	231 14 0	Messenger, Wellington . .	11/95	11 3	(a).
30	Sowry, E. A. C.	.. 231 14 0	231 14 0	1/8/35	G	231 14 0	Night Messenger, W’gton	7/94	11 3
31	McTavish, H. P.	.. 231 14 0	231 14 0	1/8/35	G	231 14 0	Messenger, Wellington . .	12/93	11 3
32	McBride, J. B.	.. 231 14 0	231 14 0	1/8/35	G	231 14 0	Night-watchman, D’edin	5/93	11 3
33	McCallum, A.	.. 231 14 0	231 14 0	1/8/35	G	231 14 0	Messenger, Dunedin . .	4/95	11 3
34	Keeble, W. A.	.. 231 14 0	231 14 0*	1/8/35	G	231 14 0	Messenger, Wellington . .	9/85	11 5
35	Commons, E. A.	.. 231 14 0	231 14 0	1/8/35	G	231 14 0	Messenger, Auckland . .	3/05	15 2
36	Monds, W. J.	.. 220 2 0	220 2 0	1/8/35	G	220 2 0	Night-cleaner, Auckland	2/80	24 7

Also receives £16 15s. per annum as Minister’s Messenger, and 2s. 6¾d. per diem additional during session. † Per hour.
(a) On loan to Industries and Commerce, Tourist and Publicity Department. (b) Also allowance £10 per annum for cinematograph duties.

OFFICE OF CHIEF INSPECTOR OF EXPLOSIVES.

Page No.	Name.	Salary, Year ended 31st March, 1936.	Salary for Year ending 31st March, 1937	Date from which payable.	Classi-fication. Division and Class.	Maximum for Position.	Position and Place.	Month and Year of Birth.	Superannuation Service on 31/3/36.	Examinations and Remarks.
1	Butcher, R. M.	.. 608 1 0	653 16 0	1/4/36	P, A	653 16 0	Chief Inspector of Explosives, Wellington	2/87	35 1	Jn. Ex., Matric. Also Inspector of Fire Brigades.
2	Peryman, H. L. E...	.. 365 15 0	365 15 0	1/8/35	P, D	365 15 0	Insp. of Explosives, Wellington	8/03	10 2	M.A.
3	Payne, H. T.	.. 306 7 0	306 7 0	1/8/35	C, VI	306 7 0	Clerk, Wellington	8/87	30 9	Sn. Ex., Matric. Over scale for position.
4	Barringer, C. R.	.. 365 15 0	365 15 0	1/8/35	G	365 15 0	Insp. of Explosives, Wellington	9/82	21 0
5	Erlam, H.	.. 338 7 0	352 1 0	16/9/36	G	365 15 0	Insp. of Explosives, Wellington.	8/83	15 8
6	Hudson, F.	.. 241 6 0	241 6 0	1/8/35	G	241 6 0	Magazine-keeper, Wingatui	12/89	16 4	Pays £40 p.a. rent.

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🏛️ Internal Affairs Department Employment List (continued from previous page)

Domain🏛️ Governance & Central Administration
KeywordsInternal Affairs Department, Employment, Salaries, Positions, Superannuation
👱🏽 Names

36 names identified

W. Paipeta, Lift Attendant, Christchurch
B. O. Johnson, Messenger, Wellington
C. Wood, Lift Attendant, Wellington
D. Miller, Night-watchman, Dunedin
T. Battersby, Night-cleaner, Invercargill
A. Coyle, Messenger and Cleaner, Auckland
H. R. Reeve, Night-watchman, Wellington
A. J. Hardyment, Messenger, Wellington
F. D. Amos, Messenger, Wellington
E. B. Corbett, Lift Attendant, Wellington
H. F. Fama, Messenger, Wellington
W. A. Collings, Messenger-cleaner, Wellington
H. R. Johnson, Night-cleaner, Auckland
E. J. Williams, Lift Attendant, Auckland
J. Moir, Messenger and Cleaner, Christchurch
A. J. Morris, Messenger, Wellington
W. C. Bishop, Boilerman and Cleaner, Christchurch
E. Leahy, Night-watchman, Wellington
C. S. McDonald, Night-watchman, Wellington
W. Moston, Messenger, Wellington
A. P. Russell, Night-watchman, Wellington
G. Dodds, Night-cleaner, New Plymouth
E. C. Dare, Messenger, Auckland
T. J. I. Thomson, Night-watchman, Wellington
H. S. Lee, Messenger, Wellington
J. N. Work, Night-watchman, Christchurch
G. E. Elston, Relieving-watchman, Gisborne
R. E. Merritt, Messenger and Cleaner, Palmerston North
S. A. Johnson, Messenger, Wellington
E. A. C. Sowry, Night Messenger, Wellington
H. P. McTavish, Messenger, Wellington
J. B. McBride, Night-watchman, Dunedin
A. McCallum, Messenger, Dunedin
W. A. Keeble, Messenger, Wellington
E. A. Commons, Messenger, Auckland
W. J. Monds, Night-cleaner, Auckland

🌾 Office of Chief Inspector of Explosives Employment List

Domain🌾 Primary Industries & Resources
KeywordsChief Inspector of Explosives, Employment, Salaries, Positions, Superannuation
👱🏽 Names

6 names identified

R. M. Butcher, Chief Inspector of Explosives, Wellington
H. L. E. Peryman, Inspector of Explosives, Wellington
H. T. Payne, Clerk, Wellington
C. R. Barringer, Inspector of Explosives, Wellington
H. Erlam, Inspector of Explosives, Wellington
F. Hudson, Magazine-keeper, Wingatui

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